“Hablamos Mañana,” the latest release from Becky G, tops this week’s fan-voted music poll.
Music fans voted in a poll published Friday (Dec. 12) on Billboard, choosing the singer’s fresh arrival as their favorite new drop.
“Hablamos Mañana” officially got a proper studio release in a week that saw new music streaming in from 21 Savage, OneRepublic, Whitney Whitney, Fred Again… and more. Becky G swooped in with the lead on Sunday, bringing in 30% of the vote.
What’s the story behind “Hablamos Mañana”? Becky G fans might find it to be a familiar tune — as they’ve probably heard a live rendition of the song, which found its way to the stage long before Becky actually recorded it. The star, who co-penned the song with Elena Rose, gave it the studio treatment (with production by Di Genius) — and an accompanying visualizer — as a year-end thank you to fans.
A video released with “Hablamos Mañana” features behind-the-scenes clips from Becky’s jam-packed 2025.
“This past year I had some much needed fun, discoveries were made, & new dreams were dreamt!” she wrote in a post on Instagram on its release day. “Dormi poco and the kitty naps I did have were either 30,000 feet up in the clouds or on the floor of the recording booth. Gracias, Beasters, por todo el apoyo!!! 2026 is almost here!!! Can’t wait to share more momentitos con ustedes.”
“After years of waiting, Hablamos Mañana is finally yours,” Becky said.
Her song is a reminder to show affection and live in the moment: “Bésame, hablamos mañana/ Vamos a mi habitación/ Y hablamos, pero en mi cama/ De otra conversación,” sings Becky, whose last full-length studio release was 2024’s Encuentros, which made its way to the top 10 of the Top Regional Mexican Albums chart.
Among the new releases trailing behind “Hablamos Mañana” are 21 Savage’s What Happened to the Streets? (with 19% of the vote), OneRepublic’s “Give Me Something” (with 16% of the vote) and Whitney Whitney’s “Isabelle” and (with 5% of the vote).
See the final results of this week’s poll below.
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